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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14039, 23 April 1920, Page 5

M'DONALD'S SENSIBLE PRICES! CREATE A BIG DEMAND FOR BOOTS & SHOES. IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET IN SOON Our £SOOO stock offers at present oppor= tunities for absolute economy which may never again be possible. In most cases prices are below the larger City quota tions, and many lines are actually less than at the factory. THESE PRICES PROVE THE FACT: flies' • SOFT KtD COMFORT W> neiir. square heels 24S fid. iGUC'K CHROME DERBY SHOKS, pittent toe-caps 25S 6d. KIP COfTRT SHOES. <iuip<\ nc:it heels ... 23s 6d. it,aci'; Krf) strap-over KR. pump soles 25s 6d. GLACE KfD LACK. SHOES ipw 243 6d. STRAP WARD SHOES. (Jualitv PATENT tOUS. leather lined 18S 6d. Men's Re;il WIJJ.OW CALF DRESS ROOTS, stitchec! writs ... 32S 6d. Men's Real GLACE KID BOOTS, Cennine netted soles 32s 6d. .M'-n'.s BOX CAI.K COMFORT BOOTS, without toe-raps. sewn soles 29S 6d. Men's Stout. Water-tight. Kullt.>[l!_'!ied. 22S 6d. farmer.-' Oouhle-Soled, Nailed and Plated BOOTS 25S 6d. Y.mth*' rip-top SCHOOL BOOTS. Premier Br."ltd 19s 9d. Men's and Youths' ""Loii>z Lite'' RI'BBER SOLES, easily attnelied 3s 6d per pair. We do not claim to sell all our goods at factory prices, this would be impos= sible. The fact remains, however, that every one of the above quotations is below what we could ourselves buv them. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO PROFIT. BOOT UCE. MAID'S CITY BOOT PALACE.

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FOB NERVOUS CHILDREN.

I Get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. In most eases it" is positively harmful to scold nervous, fidgety children ; harmful because the condition is usually aggravated by this form of punishment. Children are nervous because they inherit a tendency to nervousness: because they overstudy or overwork or because they are run down physically. Whatever the cause, nervous children need careful management. Instead of impatience and scolding, see that the patient d" c<: not over work or over study : give good nourishing food, sufficient ' out-of-door and a s.-#fe non-alcoholic tonic. Dr. T\ illianis Pink Pills are the tonic for such cases, harmless, sugar-coated and easy_ to take. As the tonic treatment hnilds up the child's nervous strength there will he less demands on your temper: less temptation to scold. When nervous children get in ''tantrums" put them to bed. whatever the 'hour of the day. If the paroxysm continues, give the child a warn) hath and return it to hed. Persist in the tonic treat-.

ment with Dr Williams' Pink Pjlls, the nourishing food -and the exercise. . It is surprising Imw many nervous disorders are corrected by building up the blood. _ Even St. Titus' dance will yield if you are faithful. These pills are, sold by all medicine dealers. Send to-day to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.. Jio.t 845, G. P. 0., Wellington. for the free booklet, "Diseases of' the Nervous System.'-' Your otto chemist of storekeeper sells the pills or they will be sent, post paid, at -3s per box. six boxes 16s 6d. 784

Ba<* colds and "NAZOL" cannot exist together. Tesk this connflonsense and certain .treatment.. Children litre it.